Car Crashes in KBR Park Wall in Hyderabad’s Banjara Hills
Car Crashes in KBR Park | Hyderabad, August 24: A speeding car crashed into the boundary wall of KBR Park in Banjara Hills late last night.
According to police, the driver lost control of the vehicle before it rammed into the park’s wall. The impact caused significant damage to the structure.
Car Crashes in KBR Park
There were five young men inside the car during the accident. Police have taken all of them into custody for questioning.
Officials are investigating whether rash driving or drunk driving caused the crash. No injuries to pedestrians were reported in the incident.
Traffic police reminded motorists to follow speed limits, especially in busy areas like Banjara Hills. Further details on the case are awaited.
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